Two-way sync between parents: whichever Apple ID the other parent joins with, the changes they make on their own device now reach the whole family. Two-way family sync - Fixed: tasks a child submitted on a device with a different Apple ID (for example, an iPad that joined with the family code) never reached the phone that created the family, so no stars could be added. Now they arrive, and once a parent approves, the stars show up on the child's device too - Parents who joined with your family code (or a child's iPad on its own Apple ID) now send their changes back: tasks and rewards added or edited there, tasks a child submits there, and stars given or taken there all go to the phone that created the family, which merges them and syncs them to everyone - The first time, do two things: on the joined device, open the Parent Zone once and start two-way sync on the screen that appears; then on the phone that created the family, tap the "wants to sync changes" notice at the top of the Overview (or go to Settings > Family Sharing > Family Members), tap Allow and enter the parent PIN - The first time a joined device starts two-way sync, it lists the changes that were only on that device and never sent. Those changes won't be sent later; they are removed from that device (a backup is saved automatically first). Everything changed after that syncs normally - Sync isn't instant: it happens when each device opens the app or comes back to it, so changes can take from a few minutes to a few hours to show up - Items another parent deletes can be restored from Recently Deleted (30 days) on the phone that created the family, and a child deleted by another parent reaches the rest of the family a day later - Both devices need to be signed in to iCloud. Please update every device in your family to the latest version: devices that aren't updated can't send their changes back, and versions older than 1.16 may permanently delete a child's records, diary included, when another parent deletes that child - Privacy: family snapshots are in the app's iCloud public database and readable with the family code; pending edits also require iCloud sign-in. The snapshot includes a travel share link: anyone signed in to iCloud with it can join and read/write photos and locations. Share codes and links only with people you trust. No ads or cross-app tracking Two new looks: Candy Stickers and Storybook, and kids can pick their own Look & Feel - Doodle, the hand-drawn look you already know, stays the default, so there's nothing to set up after updating - On the "Me" page, kids can switch to Candy Stickers (bright, sticker-covered) or Storybook (soft, clean linework), or go back to Doodle anytime - Parents get the same three under Settings > Appearance, plus Classic: four in all - Everyone chooses for themselves: your style only changes your own screen, shared tasks, stars and rewards are unaffected, and you can switch anytime Also in this release: - The "Who's playing?" picker: with 3 or more kids, cards now wrap onto centered rows instead of getting squeezed or cut off - iPad gets a dedicated parent PIN layout for portrait and landscape, plus larger navigation buttons for kids and parents - Technical sync details in Settings now stay collapsed until needed; important warnings remain visible

Introducing Travel Memories: keep the places your family has been, along with how old your children were at the time, and build them together with the other parent. Travel Memories - Start a trip, pick a few photos, and DotDot Tasks finds where they were taken and sorts them into places for you - Every place becomes a photo sticker on a soft world map, merging into clusters as you zoom out; you can also browse trips on a timeline - Each place gets a memory stamp with the place name, the date, and how old each child was ("Alex was 7 years 0 months, Penny was 3 years 4 months") - Add a one-line memory ("Alex said the whale shark looked like a bus!") and note your child's firsts, like a first whale shark or a first flight - Photos without location data, such as screenshots or forwarded pictures, can be placed by hand - No photo library or location permission needed: your photos and places stay on your devices and in your family's own iCloud, and we never access them Share Travel Memories with family - Once the other parent joins with your family code, trips, places and photos sync between both phones over iCloud. Add or edit on either phone and the other sees it the next time they open the app - Travel data lives in the iCloud of the parent who started sharing, so it doesn't use the other parent's storage. If that iCloud runs low on space, the app lets you know so you can free some up - Photos transfer over Wi-Fi only by default, so nothing eats your data plan. You can allow cellular in Settings - If both parents edit the same place, the newer edit is kept. Anything either parent deletes is cleared on both phones and stays deleted - Settings gains a "Share Travel Memories with Family" switch and a Sharing Status row; the travel page shows sync progress at the top - Privacy: like the rest of your family data, anyone with your family code can see Travel Memories, so share the code only with family. It moves only between your family's iCloud accounts, and we never access it Also in this release: - Canceling a voice diary now restores auto-lock correctly, and unplugging headphones or an audio reset finishes the recording instead of losing it - Audio is released after diary playback, so it no longer keeps other apps' music quiet - Task approvals and reward results now appear as notifications while the app is open - Ready for iOS 27 - Safer family data deletion and syncing: "Delete Entire Family" and "Leave Family and Clear This Device" are now two clearly separate options, and nothing is cleared without a parent's confirmation and a reminder to back up diaries first Already in DotDot Tasks, if you haven't tried them yet: - Growth Tracking: log height and weight and see where your child sits on the WHO growth curves - Voice Diary: kids who can't type yet tap once and talk to write their diary, and the original recording is kept

A big quality release based on a full audit (40+ fixes). Highlights: - The parent PIN can no longer get permanently locked (temporary cooldown that resets) - Rejected tasks show the reason and can be redone; parents can approve them after all - Achievement badges now unlock properly and match their descriptions - Streaks are counted by scheduled days: days without tasks no longer break a streak - Today’s tasks appear automatically the next day; no duplicate assignments per child - Partial approval counts as half done instead of blocking the day - Make-up task stars shown match what is actually earned back - Growth: month/half-year comparisons use sensible reference dates, same-day duplicates are flagged, percentile labels are consistent - Voice diary: much smaller photos, no auto-lock while recording, faster list, memory-friendly export with cleanup - Parent settings: level threshold validation, accurate iCloud diagnostics, consistent weekly/monthly summaries, more reliable reminders - Fixed the family code changing when deleting data failed

Fixed: joining a family crashed on devices not signed in to iCloud - the app now shows clear guidance instead. Also hardened error handling in the join flow. Thanks for the review that reported this!

- A gentle rating prompt after you approve tasks - Family invites now include an App Store download link - Refreshed store page with new screenshots

Write a diary just by talking. A new Diary tab for kids: - Tap the mic and talk — speech becomes text as they speak, no typing needed - Add photos and pick today's mood to finish the entry - The original recording is kept, ready to play back any time - Entries are laid out by date, so you can flip through their days New Diary Backup for parents: - Export the whole diary as one backup file: audio, photos, and an offline album web page - Save it to Files, AirDrop it, or drop it in your cloud drive — open formats that still work years from now Diaries stay on your child's device and your own iCloud, and speech recognition runs on the device.

DotDot Tasks now speaks English! The whole app — tasks, rewards, promises and growth tracking — in a playful hand-drawn style. New families get built-in tasks and rewards in English, ready to go.

全新「約定機制」上線——溫和而透明的行為管教！ 孩子行為不當時，除了口頭提醒，現在有更好的做法： - 家長可記錄一筆「約定」扣星星，附上理由，孩子看得到為什麼 - 可同時指派「補救任務」，完成後把星星賺回來——有後果、也有第二次機會 - 星星最多扣到 0，並可設定每日扣星上限；孩子的等級與累積成就永不倒退 - 孩子打開 App 會看到溫和的全螢幕提醒與「今日約定」卡，鼓勵孩子把星星贏回來 - 完成補救、家長審核通過後，記錄會蓋上「已賺回」章，親子隨時回顧 介面同樣支援孩子的個人化配色與家長端雙風格。 也包含多項細節修正與效能改善。祝親子合作愉快！

大家敲碗的功能來了，還有全新慶祝動畫！ 任務與獎勵管理大升級： - 長按拖曳調整任務、獎勵的排列順序 - 任務和獎勵都能直接編輯內容與星星難度，不用刪掉重建 - 任務可以指定一週哪幾天要做（例如只有週一到週五） - 修正「刪除內建範本任務後小孩端仍然出現」的問題 完成任務更有成就感： - 小孩交出任務時，星星噴泉入帳動畫 - 家長全部審核通過的那一刻，繽紛煙火大秀慶祝真正的 100% - 點一下 100% 進度卡，隨時再看一次煙火 全新成長追蹤（家長端）： - 記錄小孩身高體重，自動畫出成長曲線 - 對照 WHO 生長標準顯示身高、體重百分位 - 一眼看到「跟上個月比」與「近半年成長」 家長介面兩種風格： - 手繪塗鴉（預設）或經典簡約，喜歡清爽原生質感的家長可以切換 更可靠的家庭同步： - 跨裝置同步改為逐筆智慧合併，兩位家長同時操作不再互相覆蓋 - 家長在自己手機審核，小孩平板上的星星也會正確入帳 隱私強化： - 家長 PIN 只留在裝置上，不再跟著家庭資料傳遞 - 小孩端修改生日、使用相簿照片當頭像需要家長 PIN 還有全新的 App 圖示，以及大量細節修正與效能改善。

全新手繪塗鴉風 點點任務 1.7 換上更可愛、更童趣的視覺! 新功能: 四組主題配色:粉紅、粉藍、粉綠、粉紫 每個小孩獨立偏好 — 阿倢可以選粉藍、沛沛選粉紅,App 會自動記住! 星寶吉祥物 — 全新的黃色星星小夥伴陪你完成任務 手寫風字體 — 採用 Fredoka、Gaegu、Caveat、Zen Maru Gothic 等手寫字體 活潑的裝飾 — 太陽、雲朵、彩虹、散落的小星星,像在塗鴉本上玩遊戲 家長管理按鈕改為卡通風,更符合整體風格 資料保留承諾: 所有家庭、小孩、任務、獎勵、星數完全保留 iCloud 同步不受影響,多裝置資料一致 家長 PIN 碼不變 歷史紀錄、成就徽章、等級、連續打卡全部沿用 適用版本:iOS 17.0 以上

本次更新： • 家長可以刪除任務範本了！新增任務 →「選用範本」→ 右上角「編輯」即可刪除。 • 獎勵目錄也支援刪除，右上角「編輯」→ 滑到要刪的獎勵按一下。 • 刪除採「隱藏」方式，過去的任務紀錄與兌換歷史通通保留，不會消失。